9. oxyhemoglobincarbaminohemoglobinthrombocyteRBCSvital capacityintrapleural space10. tidal volumeinspiratory reservevolume11. medulla oblongataapneustic centerpneumotaxic centerdiaphragm12. hypoxemiajaundicecyanosisapneaSIMILARS AND DISSIMILARS13. carinadyspneahypoxemiaorthopneaDirections: Circle the word in each group that is leastsimilar to the others. Indicate the similarity of the threewords on the line below each question.1. tracheapharynxbronchusalveolus2. voice boxphreniclarynxvocal cords3. lobesapexbasenarespleurae4. parietalpleuraserousmucousmembranemembranebronchussurfacetensionsurfactants5. polar watermoleculeanatomicdead space6. inhalationventilation expirationinhalationepiglottisventilation7. inspirationvolumephrenic8. Boyle's lawpressureCopyright O 2022, Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.

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